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Mark Twain's Mississippi

Saint Louis Agricultural Works and Warehouse and Seed Store
Taylor, Jacob N. and M. O. Crooks. Sketch Books of Saint Louis. St. Louis: George Knapp, 1858., St. Louis Mercantile Library
Kings Hotel
Taylor, Jacob N. and M. O. Crooks. Sketch Books of Saint Louis. St. Louis: George Knapp, 1858., St. Louis Mercantile Library
Barnus Saint Louis Hotel
Taylor, Jacob N. and M. O. Crooks. Sketch Books of Saint Louis. St. Louis: George Knapp, 1858., St. Louis Mercantile Library
Virginia Hotel
Taylor, Jacob N. and M. O. Crooks. Sketch Books of Saint Louis. St. Louis: George Knapp, 1858., St. Louis Mercantile Library
Empire Plow Works
Taylor, Jacob N. and M. O. Crooks. Sketch Books of Saint Louis. St. Louis: George Knapp, 1858., St. Louis Mercantile Library
David Nicholson's Grocery Establishment
Taylor, Jacob N. and M. O. Crooks. Sketch Books of Saint Louis. St. Louis: George Knapp, 1858., St. Louis Mercantile Library
Ohio and Mississippi Broad Gauge
Taylor, Jacob N. and M. O. Crooks. Sketch Books of Saint Louis. St. Louis: George Knapp, 1858., St. Louis Mercantile Library
Sub Marine No. 7 Eads and Nelson Steam Wreck Boat
Taylor, Jacob N. and M. O. Crooks. Sketch Books of Saint Louis. St. Louis: George Knapp, 1858., St. Louis Mercantile Library
Steam Snag Boat
Taylor, Jacob N. and M. O. Crooks. Sketch Books of Saint Louis. St. Louis: George Knapp, 1858., St. Louis Mercantile Library
Dr. Isaiah Forbes, Dental Surgeon
Taylor, Jacob N. and M. O. Crooks. Sketch Books of Saint Louis. St. Louis: George Knapp, 1858., St. Louis Mercantile Library
Great Mail Express and Passenger Route
Taylor, Jacob N. and M. O. Crooks. Sketch Books of Saint Louis. St. Louis: George Knapp, 1858., St. Louis Mercantile Library
H. N. Kendall's Steam Bakery
Taylor, Jacob N. and M. O. Crooks. Sketch Books of Saint Louis. St. Louis: George Knapp, 1858., St. Louis Mercantile Library
M. S. Mepham and Brother
Taylor, Jacob N. and M. O. Crooks. Sketch Books of Saint Louis. St. Louis: George Knapp, 1858., St. Louis Mercantile Library
Excelsior Stove Works
Taylor, Jacob N. and M. O. Crooks. Sketch Books of Saint Louis. St. Louis: George Knapp, 1858., St. Louis Mercantile Library
Plantations on the Mississippi River from Natchez to New Orleans
Tulane University, Copy of Persac's Map, called Norman's Chart of the Mississippi River from Natchez to New Orleans in 1858, giving the outlines of plantations drawn to scale, with the names of their owners.
A Daily Journal for 1858, Containing a Blank Space Every Day in the Year for the Record of Interesting Events, a Cash Account for Each Month, Bills Payable and Receivable, etc, English Translation
Tulane University
Sketch Book of St. Louis: Containing a Series of Sketches of the Early Settlement, Public Buildings, Hotels, Railroads, Steamboats, Foundry and Machine Shops, Mercantile Houses, Grocers, Manufacturing Houses, Etc
Tulane University
Ho! For the West!! The Traveller and Emigrants' Hand-Book to Canada, and the North-West of the American Union: Comprising the States of Illinois, Wisconsin, and Iowa, and the Territories of Minnesota, and Kansas; With a Description of Their Climate, ...
Tulane University
Minnehaha Falls.
The River Mississippi, From St. Paul to New Orleans. New York: A. Harthill, 1859.
St. Paul -- Capital of Minnesota Territory. At the Head of Steamboat Navigation of the Mississippi, 1542 Miles from New York; Fully 2000 Miles from New Orleans.
The River Mississippi, From St. Paul to New Orleans. New York: A. Harthill, 1859.
Pilot Knob Iron Mountain, Missouri.
The River Mississippi, From St. Paul to New Orleans. New York: A. Harthill, 1859.
Medical Department of St. Louis University.
The River Mississippi, From St. Paul to New Orleans. New York: A. Harthill, 1859.
The Mercantile Library, St. Louis.
The River Mississippi, From St. Paul to New Orleans. New York: A. Harthill, 1859.
Log House in Dubuque.
The River Mississippi, From St. Paul to New Orleans. New York: A. Harthill, 1859.
The Mississippi Railroad Bridge, at Davenport, Iowa.
The River Mississippi, From St. Paul to New Orleans. New York: A. Harthill, 1859.